There are 1.6 times as many students studying for UK higher education awards overseas than there are international students studying in the UK, with more locations and universities engaged than ever before.
There were 343,400 foreign students in the French higher education system, signalling a growth of 4.5% since 2016 according to figures released by the Ministry of Education.
A new decree from the Vietnamese government will increase the allowed proportion of domestic students in international schools, in a move being viewed by experts as a bid to attract more foreign investment.
The Irish government has launched a campaign that prioritises foreign languages and student exchanges to help Ireland secure a spot among the top 10 in Europe for language teaching and learning post-Brexit.
Latest UCAS figures have revealed that universities in Wales saw the biggest drop in the UK in the numbers of undergraduate applicants between 2017 and 2018, both in terms of EU and non-EU applicants.
Japan’s Ministry of Justice has announced an initiative that will mean international graduates can work in any role as long as they earn over an annual salary threshold of 3 million yen, or £20,462.70.
Australian prime minister Scott Morrison’s intimation that international students may be pushed away from Sydney and Melbourne has been derided by the country’s industry.
Montréal International launched “Je Choisis Montréal”, or “I Choose Montréal” in English, along with institutional and industry partners.
The Migration Advisory Committee has suggested an end to “preferential treatment” for EEA migrants to the UK, which has split the education sector.
New South Wales’ capital Sydney and neighbouring state Victoria have released plans to increase engagement with South East Asia and continued integration.
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